Dumb questions from TV critics

On his blog over at TV Week, Christopher Lisotta is letting readers vote on the dumbest question asked during the the Television Critics Association pressfest going on in Pasadena. My favorite, posed during a session to promote a syndicated show by TV talking head Dr. Keith Ablow:

“The first one is something I’ve always wanted to ask a psychiatrist, but I don’t know any… are our dreams like a secret window to what is happening to us emotionally?”

There's a cringe-worthy exchange with Vanessa Williams too.

12:29 PM Tuesday, July 25 2006 • Link
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